Some instances of strength of memory are very surprising. - Sir Francis Buller, 1st Baronet

If the law be thought to be improper or inconvenient, application to correct it must be made elsewhere, and not to those who are bound by the repeated and solemn judgments of their predecessors.

My distinction is, that in incorrect wills the Court may take liberties, but that if the words are correct they have no power to make any alteration.

It is certainly a rule that the jury must find facts, and not merely evidence of facts.